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October 27, 2026
The Port Journal

Trucking Hub Opens

Ewals Cargo Care’s UK & Ireland division has opened its new ‘Trucking Hub’ in Godmanchester, Cambridgeshire, UK. As it is close to our offices Logistics Business couldn’t help but to take a look. The…

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Trucking Hub Opens
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Ewals Cargo Care’s UK & Ireland division has opened its new ‘Trucking Hub’ in Godmanchester, Cambridgeshire, UK. As it is close to our offices Logistics Business couldn’t help but to take a look.

The new facility represents a significant investment in the future of the company’s local trucking operations and further strengthens the ability to provide reliable, scalable, and sustainable transport solutions for the UK to and from locations across Europe. It is a 4-acre site with space for trucks, trailers, and staff vehicles and operated in tandem with smaller satellite sites in both Immingham and Seaham.

The launch marks the culmination of a long-term development project aimed at creating a purpose-built operational centre supporting growing customer demand whilst enhancing service levels across the region. Built around operational excellence, the new trucking hub will serve as the central coordination point for Ewals Cargo Care (ECC)’s fleet activities.

Strategically located with direct access to the A14 corridor, the new trucking hub provides direct connectivity between southern ports, the Midlands, and Northern England. Combined with ECC’s established operations in Immingham and Seaham, the facility further strengthens Ewals Cargo Care’s nationwide transport network and enhances its ability to provide reliable capacity and flexible logistics solutions for customers.

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